• 1. Elementary Wave Mechanics ; 2. Density Matrices ; 3. Density-Functional Theory ; 4. The Chemical Potential ; 5. Chemical Potential Derivatives ; 6. Thomas-Fermi and Related Models ; 7. The Kohn-Sham Method: Basic Principles ; 8. The Kohn-Sham Method: Elaboration ; 9. Extensions ; 10. Aspects of Atoms and Molecules ; 11. Miscellany

The theory of atoms, molecules and solids is largely dependent on good approximate solutions to appropriate quantum mechanical many-electron systems. Thus the appearance in recent years, of a new practical way to generate such solutions has met with considerable interest. The method is the density-functional method (DFT) in the local density approximation (LDA). . . . R.G. Parr and W. Yang are experienced professionals in this area . . . Their book is a thorough and solid introduction to the DFT. . . . I found the book well written, accurate and helpful. I recommend it.

• 1. Elementary Wave Mechanics ; 2. Density Matrices ; 3. Density-Functional Theory ; 4. The Chemical Potential ; 5. Chemical Potential Derivatives ; 6. Thomas-Fermi and Related Models ; 7. The Kohn-Sham Method: Basic Principles ; 8. The Kohn-Sham Method: Elaboration ; 9. Extensions ; 10. Aspects of Atoms and Molecules ; 11. Miscellany

The theory of atoms, molecules and solids is largely dependent on good approximate solutions to appropriate quantum mechanical many-electron systems. Thus the appearance in recent years, of a new practical way to generate such solutions has met with considerable interest. The method is the density-functional method (DFT) in the local density approximation (LDA). . . . R.G. Parr and W. Yang are experienced professionals in this area . . . Their book is a thorough and solid introduction to the DFT. . . . I found the book well written, accurate and helpful. I recommend it.

• 1. Elementary Wave Mechanics ; 2. Density Matrices ; 3. Density-Functional Theory ; 4. The Chemical Potential ; 5. Chemical Potential Derivatives ; 6. Thomas-Fermi and Related Models ; 7. The Kohn-Sham Method: Basic Principles ; 8. The Kohn-Sham Method: Elaboration ; 9. Extensions ; 10. Aspects of Atoms and Molecules ; 11. Miscellany

The theory of atoms, molecules and solids is largely dependent on good approximate solutions to appropriate quantum mechanical many-electron systems. Thus the appearance in recent years, of a new practical way to generate such solutions has met with considerable interest. The method is the density-functional method (DFT) in the local density approximation (LDA). . . . R.G. Parr and W. Yang are experienced professionals in this area . . . Their book is a thorough and solid introduction to the DFT. . . . I found the book well written, accurate and helpful. I recommend it.